Before Timothy Dalton was hooking up with Bond Girls, he had already dated one of a Charlie’s Angels. He looks the same now as he did when he was 33 in that 1979 episode.
Daniel Craig was a guest on The Late Late Show yesterday to promote his final James Bond movie. James Corden asked him if he wanted to do a sketch, and he agreed to do it.
But he should have said no to doing 24 Blockbusters in 10 Minutes. Even guest appearances by Christopher Lloyd and Geena Davis couldn’t save it.
I know this is a lot to ask, but is there any way Craig can bring Corden with him back to England?
Since COVID-19 isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, movie theaters will not be opening up anytime soon. Therefore, MGM and Sony are delaying the releases of some of their movies, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
No Time to Die hasn’t been able to find time to come out safely, and that isn’t going to stop James Bond. Therefore, MGM moved Daniel Craig’s last outing in the franchise to October 4th.
Ghostbusters’ fans have been waiting decades for a new movie, and they are going to have to wait until November 11th to see Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Also getting new release dates are Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway, June 11th, and Cinderella, July 16th.
Will those dates stick? Who knows? It all depends if we get this vaccine mess situation cleaned up.
We are a few months away from Daniel Craig’s last 007 movie, and we still don’t who will be the next Bond, James Bond. Radio Times did a poll, and 30% of the respondents want Sam Heughan to play the title role.
The Outlander star has been talking about playing the role recently, and he says he is up for a Scot to putting on the tux again. Something I am OK with him doing. Did you know he auditioned for the role the same time that Craig did? As we know, Craig got the part, and Heughan did not.
Want to see what other actors were on the poll and how they did, then click here!
MGM and Universal announced today that they are delaying Daniel Craig’s last Bond, James Bond feature until November 25th. No Time To Die was originally slated to come out next month.
Why the change? They said, “MGM, Universal and Bond producers, Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, announced today that after careful consideration and thorough evaluation of the global theatrical marketplace, the release of NO TIME TO DIE will be postponed until November 2020.”
Yeah, like the Coronavirus is at fault? Let’s be real, the movie has not been getting much buzz, the trailer was a train wreck that told no story, and Billie Eilish’s theme song is being trashed, by me and others.
Even though the movie has had a lot of delays due to a director dropping out and injuries by the lead. I bet they are going to do some reshoots to make the feature better.
Worse comes to worst, they can get a new 007 for the next movie in the franchise. Oh wait…
